sjoslin

I've read a lot of great reviews regarding H&R Ultra Slug Hunter Guns - in both 20 and 12 gauge.

Does anyone have experience shooting the Ultra Light Slug Hunter in a 20 ga?

Is the performance the same as the regular Ultra?

The weight for the Ultra Light is 5.25 lbs.

Regular clocks in between 8 & 9 lbs.

Appreciate your time....

Eddie.Kovacs

Hey man i have this gun and let me tell you i have it in 20ga the ultra. wow its a tack driver i wasnt took keene on the single shot but my friend made me shoot his and i went out and bought it the next day. i love the gun you will not be disappointed. the 12guage is too heavy

Dcnoble_07

I own the h&r ultra slug hunter in 12 gauge and I have shot 4 deer with it ranging from 75-150 yards with it. Every deer I've shot have gone no farther than 30 yards. I use 2 3/4 Remington accutips and I can hold 1/2 inch groups consistently at 100 yards. I have a 3x9x40 Zeiss conquest topping it off and it's a complete tack driver. I did have a gunsmith work the trigger down to 3 pounds and it's my best slug gun I own to date even over my browning silver 12 gauge

Parrot Head

I have the SAVAGE 220F and have killed deer at 225 yards and 175 yards with it. It's a lot lighter

BOWHUNTERCOP

I have both the H&R Ultra Deluxe and the Savage 220f, they both have the same scope, Leupold VX-II 3-9x40, both use the same ammo, Remington Accu-Tip 3", the Savage is better, but the H&R is just tad behind...either way you go, you will love them

buckhtr77

I have the H&R in 20 gauge. Killed 3 last year with it. Scary how accurate it is with Remington Accu Tip slugs. Wasn't sure about the 20 and a friend who sights in peoples guns for them reported better accuracy with the 20. For the money it would be hard to buy the Savage.

government_cheese

you are going to want the extra weight